74th Annual Oregon Logging Conference Presents

Logging, Construction, Trucking and Heavy Equipment Expo

"The World Needs Our Wood!!!"

Thursday, February 23, to Saturday, February 25, 2012

Lane County Convention Center and Fairgrounds

Headquarters Hotel - Eugene Hilton

Eugene, Oregon USA

Call 541-342-2000 for room reservations

2012 OLC Group Room Rate is $139 Single/Double

"The World Needs Our Wood" will be the theme at the 2012 Oregon Logging Conference's major equipment show. Plan to attend the "power packed" educational opportunities including; keynote speaker, What's New In Logging panel session, business seminars and outside hands-on training seminars. Earn as many as 11 professional logger credits in just two days when attending the program and seminar sessions!

• NEW!! Registered Companies Will Receive 2 Credits Toward Their Professional Logger Certifications for Attending the Equipment Show!
• Click Here  to download 2012 OLC Registration Form.
• Participate in hands-on training seminars.
• NEW! Selected hands-on training seminars will be held on Saturday morning.
• Earn up to 11 professional logger credits / 8 SAF-CFE credits.
• View the latest technology in logging and construction equipment on display inside and outside at the Lane County Fairgrounds.
• Network and socialize with forestry professionals from around the world.
• Click Here to download the 3rd Annual Log Loader Competition - Friday and NOW! on Saturday of the Conference.
• Largest Logging Equipment Show West of the Mississippi!

CLICK HERE TO DOWN LOAD THE 2012_EXHIBITOR CONTRACT DETAILS

Help support the Oregon Logging Conference Forestry Scholarship Fund.  Click here for details on the 2012 Raffle - 100 % of the proceeds support the scholarship fund.

"The Oregon Logging Conference is packed with unique opportunities for forestry professionals to network and learn more about their trade. The 2012 conference will certainly live up to its reputation as being the best logging, construction, trucking and heavy equipment shows west of the Mississippi."

—Ken Wienke, 2012 OLC President